Marvin, Welch & Farrar - Second Opinion (quad D... -

: The album blends folk-rock, pop-rock, and progressive elements.

Musically, the trio was heavily influenced by the intricate vocal harmonies of . Marvin, Welch & Farrar - Second Opinion (QUAD D...

: The album was engineered by Peter Vince with assistance from Alan Parsons and Richard Lush. EMI staff reportedly voted it the best album produced by the company at the time due to its high sonic quality. Musical Direction and Artistry : The album blends folk-rock, pop-rock, and progressive

Marvin, Welch & Farrar: A "Second Opinion" on Harmony and Innovation EMI staff reportedly voted it the best album

: While critically acclaimed for its "lush arrangements" and "clever chord changes," the album did not achieve major commercial success, as audiences often still associated Marvin and Welch with their instrumental past. The original 12-track vinyl release includes: Black Eyes Tiny Robin Simplify Your Head Ronnie Far Away Falling Let's Say Goodbye Lonesome Mole Thank Heavens I’ve Got You Lady of the Morning The Time to Care Come Back to Nature All Day All Night Blues Purchasing Information

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Released in 1971, Second Opinion is the second studio album by the British-Australian trio . Formed by former members of The Shadows —Hank Marvin and Bruce Welch—alongside New Zealand songwriter John Farrar, the group pivoted from the instrumental guitar sound that defined their earlier careers toward a vocal-heavy, folk-rock style. The Quadraphonic Experience